LIVE24SEVEN // Interviews
Where in the world will you choose to be castaway? New Zealand. I’ve never been and it looks so magical, especially as Lord of the Rings was filmed there. I’ve always been obsessed by going, but daunted by the traveling time to get there – it is just so far.
What item of jewellery or accessory would you take? The 1920’s diamond wishbone ring that was passed down to me from my Grandmother who sadly passed away.
What animal or pet would you take? I have two dogs, Angie and Brian. I’d take Angie, my Cavalier King Charles, because Brian smells a bit.
What movie would you take? It’s got to be an uplifting funny one like The Party with Peter Sellers. It is so old but it makes me laugh so much and I love it. Every time I put it on for the kids, we’re always in stitches.
What would be your last supper before departing for your desert island? A starter of Caviar. I know that sounds terrible but I don’t have it very often because of the expense. For main course, it would have to be generous helpings of vegetarian curry and fizzy elderflower to drink.
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You can take one celebrity companion, dead or alive, who will it be? English Actor and Comedian, Peter Cook. I love a man that makes me laugh, I mean belly laugh. Peter Cook, together with Dudley Moore – you couldn’t ask for more comedic company. Imagine being with the two of them? I have no doubt we’d have such fun.
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What is your most treasured wardrobe item? My daughter Daisy Lowe is so amazing at choosing pieces for me. I’m obsessed with the Vampire’s Wife dress she bought me for Christmas and I wore on New Years Eve. It’s so amazing – floor length, brown, floral with a collar. So beautiful I could wear it every day.
What’s your biggest memory item? I fell in love with a fringed floor lamp at a Parisian Market. My husband (Supergrass’ Danny Goffey) said I couldn’t buy it. I went back to the lady and asked her how much it was. She said €80, so I took it. My husband was so cross with me as we were going back on the Eurostar. On the way to the station, no taxis would take us, until one let us put it out of the window. It was so embarrassing maneuvering this heavy lamp all the way home. My husband even had to pretend it was my dead grandmother’s at security! Danny didn’t talk to me for the whole of the journey home. Back in London we were doing up our new home, all sultry and dark and this fringe lamp completed the look. Every time I look at it, I remember the Eurostar journey and I giggle.
If you had a superpower, what would it be? Time travel. I would go back to the roaring 20’s. I’d be in all the opium dens with all the decadent interiors and the clothes and the fabulous parties and the people and the food.
Pearl’s luxury children’s dress up collection, Petite can be purchased from Harrods, Selfridges and online at
www.pearllowe.co.uk
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